The primary objective of this project was to create a “forever home” for owners Pam and Steve Kessler—one that blends with the natural forested environment of the Montreux community while providing a family atmosphere that is welcoming to the owners’ adult children and allows for...
The Villa Suites (the villas) were envisioned as secluded, luxurious and memorable multi-bedroom residences for events and family gatherings. Their design maximizes proximity to the scenic lakeshore environment and central location within Edgewood Tahoe Resort. The primary design objective—to celebrate Lake Tahoe—was achieved through careful...
Because the owners of this home love the extreme lifestyle at the top of Tahoe Donner, the main objective was to embrace the harsh conditions at 7,300 feet in elevation—no matter what Mother Nature throws at them. Other primary goals were to maximize the dramatic...
The intention of this remodel project was to breathe new life and invigorate a dated, timber-laden home with the energy reflective of the young homeowners raising their children here. While maintaining the architectural envelope, which is mountain craftsman, the project team combined several small spaces...
The original objective of this home was to create a more functional design for entertaining and add sleeping space for additional guests. The team was also tasked with making the space feel larger within the existing footprint....
Tahoe Modern was initially hired to improve upon a few aspects of this Truckee home, mainly the primary bathroom and mudroom. By the time the project was complete, however, all areas of the residence had been altered, ushering the home away from its wood-heavy origins...
The main objective of this remodel project was to work with the owners to incorporate their vision into a beautiful, functional and efficient design that meshes with the unique site characteristics. The owners wanted a gracious, striking home that emphasizes the breathtaking views of Lake...
The homeowners were originally attracted to this Martis Camp lot for its abundant sun exposure, forested views and easy access to the tennis facility. During the programming phase, it was determined that access to natural light and a significant indoor-outdoor connection were important to the...
The primary objective of this home—dubbed “The Oasis” by the project team—was to create a “fortress of solitude” where the owners could escape the grind of their daily routine and enjoy the wonders of nature along Donner Creek. The design was intended to be simple...
This Martis Camp project was originally designed as a main house with a detached guesthouse. The latter was built first and enjoyed for a few years before the homeowners decided they wanted the two structures to look and function as one, which presented a challenge...